1540s, noun of action from impute (v.) on model of Middle French imputation, or else from Late Latin imputationem (nominative imputatio) "a charge, an account," noun of action from Latin imputare "to charge, ascribe."
he denied the imputation
the imputation that my success was due to nepotism meant that I was not taken seriously
impunity
impure
Impuritan
impurity
imputable
imputation
impute
in
in-
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in absentia
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